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Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-20
One WOman's Success,

Colonel Higginson in Harper's Bazaar
tells of New England young married
woman who has made decided success
of the manufacture of "a very superior
kind of blankets. Several capitalists
have joined her in the venture, and the
establishment, with their help, will now
be enlarged. "Their verdict" writes
Colonel Higginson, ''may be taken as es-
tablishing Il fact that woman has sue.
ceedcd in taking the lead of all others in
the eastern states in most difficult branch
of manufacture, and this by her own ener-
gies. Such an example does not prove
that it is the duty of all women to under
it is the duty of all men to paint pictures
or open retail shops. There must be a
proper consideration of special talents.
In this case it appears my visitor had
tested herself very carefully rs she went
along, had taken up the undertaking rs
temporary matter only, and had been
carrie carried on by the interest sna with tn
her own evident adoption to the
work. The use of her example IS not
in its being followed implicitly or fool.
ishly, but IN the help it gives to all
women who dare. When Margaret Full
Ter, in answer to question from one
who wished to set limits to the sphere of
women. answered, Let them. be sea-
!
that Captain Betsy Miller, of the bark
Cleotus. would ere long be doing the very.
thing which she had selected at random
as an extreme instance. One Of the
very functions which have been
oftenest named as beyond the
natural gift of woman. has been
the superintendent of a large manufac-
turing establishment, involving as 1t does
three separate faculties-a knowledge OF
machinery, business aptitude, and the
capacity to control men. Yet here these
three qualities have been combined, and
have been tested by success. The result
should surely encourage every other wO-
man who hesitates before some similar
opportunity. One such victory does not
prove that every other success is certain,
but shows that it need not be set down
aside as impossible merely because it is
impossible"
Disease lies in ambush for the weak, a
feeble constitution is i'll adapted to en-
| counter malarious atmosphere and
| sudden changes of temperature, and the
| least robust are usually the easiest vic
| tIms DR.. j. II. McLean's Strengthening
| Cordial and Blood Purifier will give
tone and vitality and strength to your
| entire body.
| Only Tramp, but He Had 3 1 10000.
| New York World In overhauling
come old papers in the Office of the board
| of county commissioners at the court
house in Wheeling, w. Va, few, days
ago, documents having a face value OF
about Sl50,O0O were unearthed. The pa
pers bore the signature of Loyeh Gore,
and their perusal calls to mind the mys-
terious death OF man Of that name in
summer of 1882 a dirty, unkempt and
ragged stranger made his appearance
and cncamped by the roadside, where
ho ate frugal meal begged
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-20

Application for club rates should be made only
the Office of the company In New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving full
address. POSTAL NOTES, express money orders. or
New York Exchange in ordinary letter. Currency by
express lat our expensel addessed
Nj. A. DAUPHIN,
- New ORLEANS, La,
Or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-20

l20 pairs women's Curaco Kid, button,
worked button hole, at Sl.50 This is a
solid shoe throughout and cannot be
duplicated in this town for lets than
$3.50
80 pairs mems Calf Congress, at 81. 5Oac.
tual value, $2.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-20

E NJ E M r ensrs Tens 1sf aos o
Early who are in charge of the drawi1ns T. n9ann nH
sntss Of abiPlute fairness and integrity, that the
divine hat numbers will draw Prize.
REMEMBER that the payment of all prizes is
GUARANTEED by FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New
Orleans and the 1cketsar signed by the president
of an institution whose chartered rights recog-
nized In the highest courts therefore, beware of any
limitations or anonymous schemes
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-20

The popular blood purifier, Hood S
Sarsaparilla, is having tremendous sale
this season. Nearly everybody takes it.
Lry it yourself.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-20

DR.. Hamilton " arren, Magnetic Physi-
clan and Surgeon, Room 3, Crounse block
corner 10th and Capitol avenue. Chronic
and nervous diseases a speciality,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-23

The jury in the Morrow cass wss
completed in Judge Sullivsn's Court on
Wednesday aud Constests Of tie follow
ing: Peter FcsthrTStons, Bsnjsmin
Shrllard. Vincent Sigro. John g. Luts,
Henry T.. Bothin. David Center, Jacq-
urs !. Rey. Peter Rasmussen. Oven
Richards. jacques Hum. Henry X.
Stoevcr. and George 7. Armstrong.
After the jury was sworn Judge Sui.
Ivan summoned Sheriff McMaun, onl
appointed him a.. officer TO take Charge
Of tee jury. lie administered The nee.
essary onth aud then told lin TO take
charge of the jury during the noon re-
cess aud allow DO comm unichtiono 70 be
received by them. The trinl Of isis
celebrated case is one Of peculiar inter.
est not caly TO tho psople OF the rSciAc
Coast. but to thoss u the whole coun.
try. Tho trial Of this case will. In O
measure. determine whether . TAN. Of
great wehlth and infucnc, car trampls
the laws under his feet In pnrsssncS Of
his nefnrious schemes 10 defeat the
cuds OF justice.
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Mover Give Cr.

II you suffer With Lsthms, broaehitis,
OF any other disease Of the throat or
lungc, nothing cat surprise jon nors
than the rspid improvement that will
ioiic~ tho use OF SANTA Able. II
yeu are troubled With cstsrrh. snd have
tired other medicines. you sir be eaa.
BILE 70 express Jour smnsenout ct ths
marvellous and instantaneous carshvs
ro~ors Of CALIFORNIA cAr-R-.
CURE. These remedies are not secret
compounds tat nstues, productions Of
California. Sold 81 81 90 . package.
three for - 80, and guaranteed by F.
+. Muller.
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r OF PROC OF
WILL.

IN THE DnTRIcT ecUET oy TSE Gr..TA
j &C NortdA 10 Al fnr t'SJ Coua(c.
In hs mater ,: tsS es'si> Of :. v. RAND
Js-Grsd.
A'OSicE r. IkTHyy GivL5 THir TSgn.
~ day, the tprttssuti day % NoVrp-e5r, 1877,
Il ? o'e'osS a. n. sissid d'Y, ass Tie coursto9n
o: sGa CsrI, IL a. Ceuay o. sI,S, stsis
Of HsVSds, k.sS s'on spy 'ip'si &c 'hs
tins aud p.ses tCr proving Tie ~ :: sid J..
n. RAi.p. d eesisi. ard for SsanpctSS srpiL-
cation II ARE. i!ARy RLLkd pASD 70. lbs
iasrsSes to tfr 81 lsttsts s-tsmsoLAiy
" on
q. G. " .sSuIr, C,nk.
:, ". poESEI SSi T. A. PtraE1l,
kytognsst :Jr rs'tISnsr.
pALNd Oct. . 1851.
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3 IIcEcrvcd tribute.

The following is the trihute paid by n
New Mexico Judge 10 a petty jury in
Gcrnulillp county, last week. On his
dis,hnrEng these men, who violated
every principle Of honor, the Judge
said: at is with pleasure that the
Cont discharges you from frrthcr duty.
For the good u society aud public
safety. Hope that no persons so utterly
regardless ~ their oalls aud obligations
entered upon them m jurors will DO
called upon TO serve as jurors in this
CoatJ"
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NOTICE TO TAX PAY
Frs.

Office Of County treasurer. October
II, 1887.
Notice il hereby given that the stsle.
Nv County and other taxes FOR the
year 1857, are now duo and payable ~
my Office in the town OF Eiko. and the
Law in relation 10 their collection will b.
strictly enforced.
All taxes unpaid at 6 o'clock p. y. on
Monday, November 81. 1887. proEimo.
will then becone delinquent and ,
per cent. addisi, asI sdded thereto.
Q. W. HUI.
County Treasurer and
EK.Oficio TAI Receiver.
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HorELARSIv41s
Ca uSrsL-B.rtI-As 4 ostrsicLer.
Rropri.souA

NsAShSSS
PEopriSton
RieAArd Davey. ~ ASS-s,oa. Bull.
ION: II StspA-HSa. DLlos;M r HAr,is,
JLOsNn, chieasu: NJ FOXY, wiaLs-
muceA;w 4 6piaks. Han Jose; VA
Moody. JOo GRsr. joan RAies. HAL
leek; JOAA NsilAnA. Wsiiaod'. sGA: CSC
A Gran. Wn Dunndy. TsS~E0sa: 2
AeDsrnott 4 wife, ADdW0 MeDsr-
nott LAuoilIs; = Z Drosu. Boa,h.
Fork; HL Nichols. SSAh, yoan
King. J Ssiitnan, Ausan.
Ayun Pixisy. JohH Thorpe, O.to
Hugo. Gus lIopss. " cota nj La
mobile; @ StAngenbsrg.s. q cohD. =
B~oskoui.1, 8 7; " Rinsarsoo. D Nc
Donald. Taylor; E G Hardy, Toano; +
Bowen. Union City; u II Hunt.
Santa Cruz; = Fisher. Halleck; J D
Abel. Fl HnIlsck; d " Green. TuSeA.
rora; Geo Rnde. Mountain City; Wal
ter Stoneld. Island MounlAin; Ynnk
Little, Chicago: = c Norton. q "
Grimth, PAlisade; James TalIaek. Aus
tin; Mrs Phil Sullivan. Salt Lake; J a,
Driieoil. Jno Green. Ed Klvsna1gA,
Louis Bsl!o, Will FstSnL Russell &
Bradlsy's Ropeh. 9,
II Brhr. 8 BesE, Hss.y HilD a1A
wife, u p II Zoniago. ohas NePhsr-i
son, II O Brlisrd, Tuscarorai lAizsD
Fannie Gram, Pat AcDermott, Fort
HSlleeki r Ksrneen. B Sadlsr. Earekas
A R~hinekArt. L West, n o1dertirh.
Moand Valley; u Z Ginitb. white
Eocki Theo layton, Soath FORK. -.
Vim Gilend. 7 MeDerEyoH, AndreO
AoDernott. L~snoills; W II Andersen,
A Il Traver. L1 Dan Party, Bullion;
J Marks. John Brennan. osdsa; q Il
Ballenses, Tresarors: b Zee, 8 z;
di Etoke-, LoEo Mn; yno Ksantrdsil.
TunE; Misc Sadie Wright. Pleasant
Valley.
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DKPor HoTEL-Cisfk 4 GrecG Proprie.
tOra,

tOEbs
A D Farnsworth. u Ogi!v:c, South
Fork; Alex Weilsnd. Neiiaud's Bis; A
Gilruth, North Fork; AN IasRIidee,
Carson; IT Wilson, Denver II Rey-
nolds. New York; Vim Brashsar, Tus-
carorH; 10 Heuuen, J w Odds, Pleas
ant, J T Porter. Des,h; Hansen,
Wells; o North, Ranch. q,
J II Birkss. C c Tuggle. q " Brown,
Tuscarorn; N c McMileo, Virginia
City; Ii FRANKIE. A Eebouls. LAnoiile;
A ID FarnsWoIih. So Fork; Waiter
Brown, Huntington; Jas Havoc, Car
lin; II G LaTic, Carson CITY; Jnhn
Peterson, Reno, Jessie HarJiR, IT COL
Inns; Geo Butler. Hunters Ranch; ri
oZilvie, Union City; CL,Ss Il brow, 8
F; DIR Keller aud wife, CtIiin; W Sto-
feel, Hot Greek; J L Morris. LureGs; T
W Hardes,y. Cottonwood. KaS.
A Fisher, Salt Lake; Chss Adams.
South Fork; J II Sanguinrt. Mound
Valley; ] A Robinson. J WeGdis, d
weddle. Lamoillei w Ode, J Web
ster, N J Rush, S F; Z whitfield. 8.
= Co; T J McNamee. John Dooi5,
Austin; w II Marheld, Carlin; E o
Billiard. Chas Mcpherson. T~uscarora:
l. " Assalena. + l. Assalena. Reno;
Vim SAlsbcrry, st Louis; II n Reed. A
L Andrew, A T Reed. Chas Glider.
Reeds Station.
10 Hennen. Pleasant Valley; Via o
Young, ElEo, p Hansen. L w Hen:er-
shot. Wells: T T Harris. Harrit.
Huntington; Gabtiel COIN, 8 F;JP
Tye, Oakland Cal.
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weather

We are in receipt Off circular from
Chns W. Friend, Director Of the State
Weather Service. recommending the
establishment Of u Weather Service nj
each school house in the state. The
]irltrumcnts required for noting the dai.
ly maximum and minimum temperature
aui Of the rainfall viii cos. about Si0
which can be provided Ivy cont'ibu.
tiona or may be- purchased By drawing
on the school furd ~ school apparatus
and on receipt Of price the Instruments
will he forwarded carriage paid. State
Superintendent Doysy heartily coucurs
in tho profoSition aud recommends its
dopiion by the teachers and school
Ulcers throughout the Stnio.
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Trhr prcIIcr Murder case.

4 Washington dispatch Of tho I2rh
instant says:
In the prrllCf murder case the Chief
Justice announced that in view Of tho
Representations Of counsel for prisoner
to tho erect Tint he il unable To pay
thc costs Of prosecuting his appeal To
this Court, the case may 10 proceeded
with. Notwithstanding the pon.prr.
mcnt Of the Clerks fee. such fees being
II united.
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Ia Gnrn.

Tue ORIGINAL ABIETiSe ofHTuEvr 10
oul, pu, u7 In is'Es, t-p-ounes tn boIts. and
Q IN rbsolnte cure for old sor .. burns.
,sounds. ebspped hands, ard sL ssln ssnp-
tioas. win positively cure all hinds of piles.
A,h for the ORIGINAL ABfETiHE ONT
MHST. Sold By ?. q. MULES - n eonts Pc
o1-tg mall . ceats.
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EInn StnUIcna.

Jesse Harris. OF Fort Collins, Colon.
do. Sill lie at the stot !Js Of +. 4. Har.
ris in E'ko next week, about Tuesday
or Wednesday, with some emo imported
Cleveland Bay Stallions, also one or
two imported Clydesdalc stailiona,
which nrc for sale on favorable terms.
All persons who are interested in fine
took should not fail TO soo them.
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New York WOrld:-Ths issue has be.
come most pointedIy personal. II Mr..
Foraker be defeated Il viii bs Mr.. Clevc-
lands personal victory. II Foraker b.
elected il will be bis Endorsement aud
'indicntion by the people and i%neyita
lily Mr.. ClevcIand's humiliation. II
Mr.. CIcyeland's popularity H. btuf rs
great ~ his friends claim, Foraker
should be def atcd by nj least 80 900
votes, which Is only the majority Bish.
op and HJadlcy-thc last two DemJ.
cratic Governors OF Ohio-recciTed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-25
GENERAL TRADE.
HREAHsTUYPs

cORNMEALr-s;An1ard, % 25S2 ST. tea.!
q. 2t0tl %; roller, e-tl. stsany.
HAI-Choice, from S.ote, 75ssQoi car load
ffsm lsyee or DEPOT, slli prime, from
tlS prairie, frou store, 6Oc' car load freI
BE&E-Rrom store, ,s0SOc, from lsvos or
6oREIProm store, gli.s, 5isi mlIsG.
Sc from lovoo or dsgos, tliits, In bulk, n 4;
In ssc.s, i9c; IN ned, Ia bulk. hoi 10
0Akj-Prom store. whIts. zoe. mixed. SIC /,
from leyee or depot. y Li.e. IN bulk, sc, Ia
sacks, @oi mirsd. Ia bulk, Sci 10
PL1OH-Rrou, store, cOmgon. O. i5a3 IS /,
family o. 5O a. 6Og choice, eBTs ~ sOt fancy,
Ma 10; .Ttrs fAncy, u Gbssl Bi pAtsnu.
" gab ". Steady.
6&faEIEHln' bali SsiTsis. : sas s % from
CRhCKEps-soda. ertra. "a, soda, treble
ezra, 40 srtra, lot ginger sEEps, extra.
BOT alsortedslmb'es,lO 100.
CRh, KID whEAT-In half barels, 81 q
GoSiEY AND GRTTs-Prom sisrs. $50
KANSAS CITY, NO. July q Wheat
quiet! No. 2 rcd. cab, GIkc bid. Giho gsLed,
Cgrn quioti No. Z, cash, 70 bidI Aufuft.
=. - oid Nep'smbcr' SIC. Oau-As. 2.
Ausuft, il7so aikei.
ST. LOUIS Mo. July 23-PIour ensy,
unchangsdi Ky, " i5ag 3Ji family, 81 90
2 IS; patents, stat -. Wheat weak ana
bsarisN iecli Fpfeyailsi al day ana the close
Wai '5s. below .yoiieldtyi No rcd,
rash, 7ie' Ipiy. 7niAs' Augss', ~. e-li.
close ne, ,spiembsr, 72.@79o. clJisd AZ
lkAc. Oct ber, lditifc, closed 10. Corn
dull and weak cash, Dhsi AuRut, 8lei
guict ard sasyt cuh, 23Ha23kei July,
1906 Augist, gilSol September, a. hSs
dull A. iee Hay strong, hut inch tnEtd 4
Timothy, tl5t2 prairie, Slsll. Bran ,tsady
az 5isb5e. Cornmeal steady attl. ReceipS
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sgNss.Eatk.

sUGAR-Puro white. 6jsat6<s; % white,
Sic; yellow clarified. 6%aG,Ec; second
sSd6ri rehnsd A., ~ iG)Sc. grabulRtod,
sssst,se; powdered, 7xsi cut loA;. ESo,
RiCR-Lou!'isnS, tI[s5'I-; csrolinA.5,<s
C,NDIgs-stict, al sit.,. in boIos. pAi,,
ard barrels, 7ka9'sc.
CUfHEk- ommon, :s,<c; ordinary, is'ts
~; fair. n g2lhr; PRIME hi0, 2ikasle
choice 10 fancy, ~ ssib< told government,
2IA23s, Higher.
s,Lt-D6io river. ti 10 psr barrel; SAT-.
nav, II y psT barrel; sacks, hne, 81 $50
I IS; coarse. 81 lO,sl ~ pockets. bleaohod.
MuLASsES-Louisisna, common 20 faif.
NNNci prime g. choice, tlaiDc; syrv n.
2l0tiuc; immon 20 fair. 2ics2sr; primo 20
choice, rs aiOo; centrifugal fancy, 5giOe.
FIRM
BALTIMORE. ND. July n Coffee dSil
snd nominali kiO ca tess, ordinary TO fair,
lgW5ll4c
NEW YORK. July a. Coaeo-spot fair
Rio nominal az 2Aei optious dull, hsav.
and lgse'i sales, 'HI0l baEsi August.
81 SAL O, Ser embof. SIS 2l.tls 25s 0cto.
Der, fls mab lbi No smb =, SIS 3jsfis II .
Dscsmber, SIS g5gls So January. sis 80
1870; tetfu.ry, SlsHnSls go March,
q m; .esntrilugai 3 b.ls y -; tair ref sing,
Z y iscI refined h'n, c0niec 'iOnert' A,
5slci GRADUATED, 5Gss. Molassos dull.
Rice steady.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
,,,u 49,. 49, an, ,,u,. ~.
dulI' ana closed aull' miuuiins' Rho'
Sales, unimportant; receipts, IL bales; ship
ments, % bales, stock on hand, Ggsl bales,
reoeiIu 70 dte' ooz'l' oaies' shipments 70
dale, 6ig, 6SS bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
49, --i-' - o.
Wda,linary; Ils'i gooh orainmy, S4ei loS
mnlddilng' Shci n Dung, lV1sc; go0d MD
anm Ys ,tsip mI SSd sisess sg. du ,s
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Flour. 5000 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn,
81, 600 bu; oats, ~, 900 bu; rye, none; barley,
none. shipmepts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat,
1000 bu; corn, 1000 bu; oats 5000 bu; rye.
5000 bu; barley, none.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July % An eight foot
corn stalk was passed around the pits this
morning. but II did not break the mark at
worth q cent. Augu was even a shade
stronger than Yesterday. opening at S7kc
and quickly selling at SIZE, The pit wa.
full and trading active, though IL was not Of
a character to keen p,ices up. A slightly
DO IRISH tenden y existed in wheat The Au-
gust options opened at zoe and quickly Il II
hack 70. Then hoEering between 694 and
zoe. Practically MOI hing transpired during
the first hour of the SO sion. Corn kept steady
around 37Isc, and wheat equally unmoved at
a tract on under &c. The only thing show
ing any advance was short ribs, and these
orls moved 2hc The symptoms early In
the day were / az wheat would be heavy, and
they were not subsequently belet. The
market was extremely dull all day, and
when II entered into the last hour tended
quite stoadily downward. At no time wss
august owl 7O1sN, a d shortly after noon Il
I uched 69lsc on the last turn down. This
narrow range WAS made entirely by the
local schping element. Although the pros
pes ara tor y material reduction In Chicago
wheat stock this week. tho market was not
appreciably frmed by 1t. Ono estimate
makes 500, 90 bushels less wheat here than
q. week ago. ihe last hall hour was hard on
nj spec ilative values n both PITS. OF the
two corn was hs nmered n little harder. for
there vas a greater nun Der OF traders In II,
ami many OF them anxious to cell out. The
,losed at 6e%c, which was also the lowest
price Of the day. orn has lost cons dorablo
of the buoyancy that marked 1t during tie
early day' Of The week Today's range was
olly about sas, aAd the close heavy at b ,ttom
hgurcs. There was less Of demand
for II from MI sources. While N
good many iosgs we're disposed to unioad.
Ga h quot ito were as 'ollows; Flour easy
No. 2spripg wheat, 6S}sgf9 ; No 3 spring
wheat num'nal; No. cred, 7l@7lbs. No.
corn. S616c No. oats. 45sc. No 2rye,
Sc, No. 2 barley nomin Il. 40. aaxseed
The leading futures ranged rs foIow';
Wheat, No. z-July opened at Gg9sc,
highest 6s1Sc, lowest 6gSkc, closing al
6s9sc; August opened at iO1sc. highest 7os,,
low oG SssS 'les,ps sS,, e7c' sep
7iIsc, closing At 7lIsc; October opened at
734c, highest 79a 80, lowest 73c. closing at
ssGic. hishcst $3.50. love-, $6,lc, Closing at
s61Sc; August opened at S7lEc, h CHEST S7l4c.
lowest Se34s, closing AZ Se,1c; september
closing a, SsSc; October opened at 500,
s7ssc Oats, Nc. ' 2-J1fS Opon s,as AZ a.
25c; highest &c. lowest 2Gsc, closing at
249Ec; AUGUST opened at So, highest 25,,
Der opened at 259sc, highest S5;Ec, lowest
2tc, closirg a. PC October opened a.,
25lsc; highet 25Nc, lowest 25iSc, closing
at 25hc. Recon- ts-Flour. 1900 brls;
wheat, 5000 bu; corn, $500 hu; oats, l5l,-
%Sats Flour ys, a b SiIC %iss ISsO Spp
corn, $500 u; oats l25 900 bu; rye 400 bu !;
barley, none.
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BoyssuoLp sUPp.,gs

APPLES Buying, loos. 75cal Is. sell
ms. Nbad2 GER barrel; dried apples, 90 10,
pound iron 'tors. Dried peaches. % from
store
Observation-Disclosures from ,tor.
Cabbage, Northern, e. - crate. Kraut.
barrels.ti half barrels, q. Garlic, ti per
FRUIT - Orsrses-nous In tho market.
Lemons, eial ~ per Dor! light supply.
Banans.el JnlG 30 per hun h.
NUrS-yoacoanuts o. Pc 90. Poanuts-
virginia,ts. ronusssse iarners' stock. SO
&c; roastetl 2Nr higherg sh-llsd, 100. Pc
oans-fsIsi. 5sl0c.
Caifo,nia,t3i5
PICKLE ,-.in lars, pint, ftc quarts 81 so.
half rallonsss2 75i gallons, tf %! loose, bar
rels, o. f0aT half barrels, ~ mixed, bar.
rols $40 ; NJ sod, haif barrels, ".
BGa DID. ".
POTATOtB.. Dull, buying, ~ u 10 o.!
loose. selIiHr, y 20 PER barrel Northern.
s 5Oa2 ~ per - rryl.
C1DER-ssa York. o. per barrel and
o ~ por half barrel.
o. 25i No. 2, sftf No, 8, e.; iO.ii Kit, Mol
o. No 2, Woi No. 3. Soc. DrJ hsrrinE,
Ian ily, ~ per bnE.
y NkGAk-hsiss per gallon.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-25
PxOvIsIONs.

BUTTER-Butterine, lial5e; creamery
20; dairy, $50 Sc; country butter, l5et22c,
Hoe PR0DUCTS-Rirm; mess pork.
new, s7 50; old, SIS 81; sugar cured hams,
sides, bacon 9l.Gsysfci clear side bacon ,slkc;
bacon shoulder, b5s, bulk pork. clear
sides, SIC. clear rib sides. Mo; shoulders.
&c; long clear. SIC; york strips, TO.
LsRD-Tierces. Sac; halt barrels. TO.
caE2SESPri@s asts, Ssisc; New s'' 9OIys
factory. mono; iull cream. lSc; Young
AP PisS fE III 81 50. half barrels.
IS rSStiffsFsyNndbSSii,s.p. quiet, spring, 81 50
fkRsE MsArs-Cold storage beef. fore
quarters. S,Ssic; headquarters Of beef. SIC;
ST LOUIS, NO., July %. -Provi,Ions arm
but quiet, Pork irregular; nov. SIS 20. lard
quiet at 81 IS. Dry salt ms4ts-boxed thoul-
short clear, IS S7II. Bacon-boIed Shout,
dsrs, y Is; long clea.. q 05i clear ribs.
G. y0i ,hort clear, ~ 2Og9 n. Hams steldy
at ll9ltc. Eggs dull NJ 90 Butter strons
apd higher; creamery, Rsl2c; dairy. $50
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Ju,' q Til. arrival
OF only GOO hogs at tho yards and 5alOc ad-
vance 10 price there bac a slishtly eleyst
tng tnnuenco on proylsions prices, short
ribs opening .tts and keeping up 20 that
price. Cash quota ions were as follows /:
Mess PORK. per mi, sld; lard, por 100 lbs.
" b21<a5 S.; short rib tides, loose. o. ejet
8; dry. salted shoulders, boxed, o. 9s
500; short clear sides, boxed, o. 3Des IS.
The loadinE futures ranged - follows
Mes' pork, por brl--reat opened at 81 10,
highest slI 10, lo~ssts ] ~. closing AZ oil 10;
January oreosd A. sll az. biehssl sil 62tS,
'lovelt 81 62N. closing atsll 62Z Lard, per
100 lbs-Juy opened VI o. SIX, highest
81 571F, lowest 81 IS, closing at e. $50 Au-
gust opened at 81 90. highest o., love.
81 IS, closing ~ ~ h5i Septsn Dor opened at
- ~. highest e. 20. lowest 50 on closing at
~ 6llS; October op-nei at 81 IS highest
~ ~, lowest Is 72}s. closing at 81 nv.
Snort ribs, per 100 lbs-July opened at Is,
highest g. nv, lowesttS, closing at O.; Au-
gust opened az -, hi hest e. 01lS, lowest o.,
elosinE At "; September Opsf % NJ Is ~,
highest q Is, lowest ~ o. I. closing ~ ~ az
October opencd Al. 81 F7iS. highest s. u2s,
lowest 500, closing a, e. ~. On the Produce
kxch ngo TODAY the batter market vas hsm (;
creamery, l7k@2lNs. dauy, l39lsc. Egg,
dull iro,h, llk@l2j.